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M NoE.c Nerve Food can take Tho place %
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b q maHy OF fho doctors say 30 actually docs.
Alter thirteen or IoIff cn months on tho mare
e.. eII. Is.a 10 to De- Goo largest ever known.
f.n|t HrrfUu" woman or ufcrFoflcd person
..u ... f.. f.H IHa' InI. ui everything That has
boon found. POO. LITE M1xir We %. it never
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Baltimore Police Omcer. 30 years on tho
fore SIR. Henry "a. DuTkee, says. II suffered
WITH poison oak for more Than year. tried
ST. Jacobs oil. after second application all the
sore. dried W. and 4 was cured. i think Il in
valuable"
L.er eli-too bose man and a drunk
ard Ier1s >Uiugs
Mr. John Gutmon. Sherman. Ky, writes. 81
have used ~ Jacobs on for ten years. 10 al
ways cuIod Tho toothache ln about ten min-
UtoA" sold Oy Druggists and Dealers.
a strong protection movement Is develop
inzu Spain Senators and Deputies repre-
smt.ng COG farming and manufacturing dis
uet and men of all parties are urging the
Go..um.us fo take early steps 30 pass "a law
looking goo tha protecting OF native industry
1y tbe imposition OF higher duties on foreign
cereal HuI olt.e
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Ice-cream comes high with the average
country editor. Witness this burst OF
gratitude from the sweetly CONCEALED
soul of the Wellsboro, Pa.) "AGiiator":
There is now and then bright spot In
the lives of the newspaper workers One
OF these blissful moments came to all
hands in the "Agitator" Office last Tles-
day when they were invited 10 partake
of the Arctic ice cream at Mi.liken's res
taurant, next door. The creams of all
sorts were first-class, and the local edi-
tor was deputed to express to NJ. Mil
liken the hearty thanks of the whole
"Agitator" force.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
Tn. Gas. We'll Pat

The last issue q the Irish Hiarli, Hitel
ca,alesuing those Who will support Mr.
Cicyelsnd's free trade platform. asks:
'Isui hOw will it be with The millions oil
American mechanics who have been APP
praiine Tor protection against the unfair
CON petition With foreign labor and foreign
goodr which bss be.G operating 10 the re
dactioB 81 their wages, filling The marke.
wltb The goods whose production gave
them employment and their places with
cheap alien laborg How will IL be with
thee. ruterprisiag business men who have
invested their capital, not in bonds aud
mortgages, but 10 industries giving EN-
piuy ment 10 labor. and abvse only pro-
tsciion agslntt the flooding Of the market
uiin foreign cheap labor goods IL the sp.
plir.iion Of that principle which the pres
idcnt 80 boldly assailsr How will il be
ai,h tbs farmers Of the country who have
hsi prsclcsi koowledge Of the benefits Of
the r ady markets afforded by manufsc
turing centres. aud who know also that
those markets depend upon the steady
employment 81 labor 10 those eentresf
How will IL be With the great building and
other trades and industries Of the country
not directly Affected by the introduction
~ ioreiRn in preference to homo made
goods. but whose steady employment is
dependent upon the common prosperity
Of the producing elements OF the country2
How will it be for those who are sincere
believers Ia American institutions and
have watched for years the sleepless con
spiraeies OF England TO break down
American manufactures to find q market
for the product OF her looms and forges,
and who recognize in this dangerous doc
trine OF free trade the inspiration OF the
enemies OF the republic? Will they be
willing to make common cause with the
worshipers of England in America in
supporting the policy by which that com
mon enemy has destroyed the industries
Of Ireland and seeks to cripple those Of
merirs
Wtlcom the issue II is one in which
every true American may be proud to take
sides 10 such o contest a campaign OF
pt isonslities would not be thought OF
The assassins of character would find
their occupation gone. 1t would involve
discussion Of principles upon which o
middle gfound could be taken. and Amer
leans would be called upou 10 stand mp
and be counted for or against their coun
try. The die is already cast. Let us see
" ho shall first show the white feather OF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

and are doing il 81 reasonable rate. To
allow isrsisn corporation 20 conpcte Tor
this trade While il Is ret obliged 10 con
form 10 oar Interstate commerce lav
would seem 10 be The hsish. q foolish
ncsS. bot ihe administration seems bent
90 giving forsignsp The adtsu,aee ever
oar eva people whoever Il can do 10.
Tho reeemmendailens 10 the Presidents
message were much more pleasing 10 the
Eaglish people than 70 our own citizens.
and II carried ont by Congress wonld be
millions Of aallors benefit to England. 10
the deir.meni u our Qua county.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Al extraordinary contest ID going oa "a
I.luisiaus over the domination for Cover
nor The candidates are both Democrats
ba, ole Of them, McEoery, claims thst
tAe blacks have been cheated on, Of The
right OF suffrage which Is guaranteed them
by the amendments TO the constitution,
aud he layofs free election aud free
connt His opponent takes the Bourbon
ground tha' tue whites must rule, even
though tury BE Ia the majority The
e1ntsst is tiercely 1sgrd aud the result
not yet apparent, bat the truth is likely to
come out, aud that is that the blacks have
been systematically cheated out Of their
rights 10 most vi the Southern States, BY
tue Bourbon element. This csunot alsays
coutiaue. Either the blacks NUT be
allowed TO vote or the representation Of
those states must be reduced. There n
10 sense or reason 10 having 20 900 voters
ia the Southern ,tates WELD Us much
ithnence in National affairs as so COO votes
in the Northern states,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
The Tribnnss Christmas Present,


The New York Tribune gets up quite q
list OF Christmas presents. We append
some OF them;
Mr.. Cleveland wanted more than any
thing elise II good remedy tor the bad chill
which he caught the other day. Caught
it from Paris; caught il of damp ocean
cable; calls tia chill Blaine with a
large b
Mr. Lamar crevea a set OF ermne, which
he didn't fiL worth cent,
Mr.. Bayard's stocking Chorus from
American iishermen) "Bsysrd generally
puts his foot ia it. I"
Mr.. Garland didn't exactly coyet it, but
people said that he had ricbly earned an
other portfolio that OF the Secretary OF
the Exterior
Mr.. Hills mouth gaterel for the head
of bis fellow citizen Mr.. Platt on charg-
er. He wasn't particular about the
charger, but he Just ached for the head
Mr. Carlisle limited that he would be
most happy to receive cruel. rem orseless
gag -one warranted to fit the fine, sensi.
tive mouth of Brother Samuel J. Randall
Colonel Lamont expressed q preference
for nice, soft, selfadjustins head -rest,
explaining that that message of the Presi :.
dents made him tired.
Mayor Hewitt. it is understood, made
room on the wall Of his library for full
length portrait OF Colonel Fellows, repre-.
senting him as leading "a simple Christian
life"-the picture to have an unbeaten
brass frame.
Colonel Fellows entertained the hope
that he would be presented with some
thing nice in gold "A golden opportunity
OF disappointing his foes aud delighting
bis friends. He got it.
Mr.. Godkio made shy but urgent re-
quest Tor set Of artists materials -s'more
whitewasll and a new brush to be used 10
the r kalsomuing Of the Administration
at Washington.
George William Curtis bad been credi
bly, informed that the star eyed goddess
OF Ciyil Service Reform had been knitting
him a mitten 10 recognition OF the ease
and grace With which he had condoned
insults that bad been offered to her dur
ing the wear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
Why Lamar Should not be ConiiI ms'

| Why Lamar Should not be ConiiI med
The Albany Lar journal which is al
able Don psftizan legal publication gives
the following reasons Why Lamar should
not have place IA the United States Sn.
prenie Ooure; We suppose there are plenty
| u men Ia the country, and 10 the South,
who did not acIlveiy euatayar ~ over
throw onr poyeIbmeut by service Oh the
field aud III ulcfls y DO could baNe been
selected without resorilug 10 rlOieLt
secessiohisl, unrepehiabt, although re
constructed by process OF 'reconstruc
tion" Me Lamar has been admitted TO
congress aud cabinet Against this We
have nothing 10 say. Ihese are political
Offices 10 wLich II Is tniL-ntiy li that the
Sonth should be represented But thr
supreme CONT bench is tot political
place. 1t is the one place in our scheme Of
government supposed to lie d, void Of po
liiical feeling. bias aud aspiration, IL Is
the final safegard II our uniiun 10 the time
Of the pratcst strain upon our institutions,
a barrier against encruacb ment and revo-
luton. To put upon this bench seces
sionist who is not even repentaDi. and
who cannot see that be did wrong, Is a
dangerous stretch OF leniepcy and VIC
lent shock to the patriotic feeling OF loyal
people. Mr.. Lamar says Davis was no
traitor, and Of course thinks the same Of
himself. II that is bis way Of arguing be
is an unsafe man to Judge OF what is trea.
son aud an unsafe man to be lntrusted
with the sacred duty imposed OF bin by
this office.
A supreme court Justice ought to know
v hat constitutes treason. because he may
be called on to pass on The cases OF anar
cbirts at some time,
We hope not to be deemed prejidiced.
vindictiye or illiberal when We say that
It's anwise and unsafe to put any original
secessionist on the supreme court bench
Bnt there is another and all sufficient rea
son against Mr.. Lamar He is not an
eminent lawyer. lie never VAS distinguish
ed ms lawyer. He never was beard Of as
lawyer except whtre he lived. For 80
wears or more h. has. We understand been
practically unfamiliar With the conris
The most partial ri. u d Mr Lamar
would not claim tbs, he Is learned law
yer He is q professional politician His
habits OF thought and life are lar from
judicial An estimable gentleman, O.
scholar Of considerable cultivation, no
doubt, but no lawyer. as we use the phrase
10 connection with tbs essential require
ments OF his post
There are certainly eminen, lawyers at
the South whose learning and experience
would and strength 10 the bench. We
have heretofore Suggested two or three Of
them II is qnite proper that the sppoin
lee should come from the South. bn' The
sersts shonld look TO IL sharply q a. he
knows the lsw from study and experience.
10 the extent that distinguishes him. ard
especially that he knors shat treason il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

lhe Rutland Henild says that Colon !
l. s Forbes Of 81 Adams will be QUO Of
the . gates from Vermont to the Repub
Iicaa n,iioual convention. aud j, Is probi.
bic tba' be- sill be secretary Of thr Yer
mont delegation. How does the Herald
knox this We had understood that a
state convention has been called 10 meet
10 Bnrlioetou 10 April. TO choose these
delegates. II they are to be selected be.
iofeband What is the need OF couyrn.
too We believe Republicans should 10
siow this year aud not attempt too much
bos.ing 10 regard 10 candidates Let the
pa5pif n.vs some voice IN the matter all
there may uoi be 50 much kicking after
ward
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Friday nlshi ihs ssav.ayes a the Lead Z
les railroad le Tie Ie-al,fr = sssriY 6af'ge
ve,e ordered 10 strike by ,hs knlshss Of
Labor. Tbos appears 10 be- two gratr-
aaess First soue coal handl.u vers
orSrred 10 lesa sons bsrges for Core
Braa who have soms connection With
Lchigh hssiaess where tesrS IL strike IL
progress ard stooDa, $50 employes have
been disehsreea 10 violation q 90 sgree-
Eepi thai discharges shonla bot be made
until after isll iatptlgs.ion. This
eaormops STRIFE Il prolanged. wiil serl.
ossly embsunss the hasioess u the con-
paDy and cause much saiering among The
Hen. and slso snopg poor people ia The
cities sbo use tho coal produced by The
company. Wherever The blame may he
/, oashi 10 have bees settled without q
resort 10 measures Which will produce 10
much evil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

The upred States geological survey.
Major J. W. Powell director. has issued
The s'yis,ies Of the production Of
mineral daflag 1856 The tafal sslae q
tie n.ioerai production. taken nearly s.
possible Al iHs pniats " reduction. was
mere iian siGJ 0o0. 600. tie largest ain
ersi production pet recorded " sny
conntfg H. 1855 the vains sss shout
$50 5000 May .ahsisDces shared ia
tie iart. s.r. tat ns,Ilculary iron snd
sitel. ~pltn slaae raD.ed NJ iaeftase 81
sIi 600 $40. IL 1851 ltitnmipons eo-l ~ss
tAe most sslaable minrral product. bat 10
1856 II was passed hy pig iron. which had
higher tutsi value than silver and gold
eombiaej. woujerful prosrrss Is shown
10 the use Of ustnf.I gas, thr consumption
lrst0g more thao double that VI 1855 ADD
isrniy times that ~ 1883
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Tue administration has made ~hat looks
like seri ,ns blaairr 10 aimii'ing 9 Q
Canadian Pscih ralrp,d T. carry goods
IN bond from the par'tie CO u 10 any other
poie, 10 tho uuisri > ,irs This couces :
sion enables faeisn corporation TO com
pete with opr ow r.riBs sls and ibe
Pacific Mail Sem ~ o. fer the carry.
ipg trade 10 the p.e,lle r1ss' not on eqnsi
terms, lor siHee liis passage VI ibs inter-
state commsfce las NOR utH t1ts have
been compelled 10 tii-e their rates. owing
10 the long sai rhari iianl clans~ u that
law, while toe L.asAi@a road /. not bound
by oar las. sod c,a nss~ saeh Rates as il
chooses Tits siscs 'ofrign corpora
ton decided sdsantase IN competing Tor
large trade, sLilu the three American
lines are hamper~i ny onr Interstate Law.
Our coauiry vas nDder 20 obligation TO
graft this ronc .ssian Wees appealed 10
the Aitofe~s Gensra ,irci ed THAT our
officials could arr iasir oEa discretion 10
The matter, graft u o. ust they sht
sec g. TLey decided 10 grs1i il, and il
Is ca the liee % policy rarsaei by The
10 give the eIrying of
msils 10 Subsidized ioteisn steaiDsi lines.
although ops osu iinvs onered 10 carry
them igr fair compensation, aud Con
eress nsde ~ appropriated f0r this pur
pose, whlcA ~&s asser used.
We pos Lss~ three iadcps ndeut tai.
road lines 10 the r.sids eosss aud they
are sbandsnily able 10 do sli the basi bss-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

The November returns II foreign com.
mercs in Tbs. uniied States show total eS
potts ~ SIS 400 ,saT. agsips, s75, 262. 716
10 lssG THE imports we're s63 GG5 0i9
last month sni sG5 Isl 5ii 10 1887, The
balance q trade - our favor for Novem-
bsr. 1857 = therefore sli res Gas. The
balance ~ ths seE. whlch ~as sssius, us
40 10 Navembrr. ~il be- reduced 10 about
$40 600 coo Las, year ibe balsnce 10 our
favor uas si0. 600. and ia 1885 exports
sAcr.Ard imports ny ssiO00.po The
large Imports Of iron aud steel this year
have had mach 10 DO lih swelling the sd-
verse halsnce besides iniuiiBs home in
dasity asi lsb0F.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

nAi-l Mannins died al the residence Of
bl. 80 10 Aibsny. ssinfdiy, Mr. Mar
rsug SIS ore 81 the brightest statesmen
sai tbe best political manager 10 the
Democratic party, and Presidesi Cleve
lad oWes his elevation more % The good
management 81 Me- Manning thss 10 Any
ether man. II sas nAde : ete,arg oi the
Tfsasary sad people Of oil political par
ties tecospis = the slsiom .. the sppoin,
reat Il faAnssei the snain 81 thai
department 10 in licloas nsHntr and the
pressni siunissrsli - caused whsiever
credit /. hss masliy trom bis size saaia-
isir.iieE d lhls depsfimea', lie resigned
O. aesoa i Il ia health. snl went TO
Earope tof rest. bal has resef recovered.
thcash be sss better tor . ,ine The
past les mo1iLs be ba been eraduslly
iaillns Ina ihe end vas resched. Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

The Bnl.siia Of the American Iron aud
Steel Association says Of President Cleye-
laads sneef 81 our Infant industries
that il Is "snpremely ridiculous 10 the
light oi The magnificent development Of
tbs eonuiry which have been firmly built
up uader protection Very stalssr, infants
moot u them are. as will be fully realized
lees than 9 year hence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Worl comes from Mr.. Eugene Higgins
that be is soon TO retire from political ser.
vice al Washington, but be wishes it dis
tiBcily understood that bis retirement IL
eatireIy voluntary aud in no way due to
the efforts OF the people who have shown
40 much dissatisfaction at bis retention in
office The principal reason assigned by
him Tor tho change 10 desire TO better his
CONDITION ia life by going into business
for himself He has been good li,uicnan,
IL Nj. Cleyeland's service, aud most people
will believe what he says He is no hspo-
criis, bat hos eau ~ be spared from his
position. and sbo else eau so well dill III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

press report last week stated that
Ssnstar Morrill, Was 10 feeble health,
THIS, We are glad TO say, was mistake.
The venerable Senator has not been In
better health for years, and expects to do
good woyk, hot only during the present
session but ior years TO come His Yer
moll constituents hope these expectations
MAY come true. We have 40 man capable
Of iiiliug bis place, without years OF eIpe,
fiensr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

The prohib,iioaists propose 70 lead the
pffsiisu,al procession o. Dtr, year IN one
w4y Il nos 10 another Their national con
yeriiaa will he beld 81 Indiaospulis, Jane
c,afiab aeels before the republican ns
tioaai coavcuiion.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

J telish STARK. postmaster at Sonih
Hsl,isx eul1ss the exceptional distinction
Of ssiag bell ths, Il lice Continuously for
az scare iBnps whieb time hs bas been
absent but three times when the mail sss
opened
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Es,aie OF MiRr &c ~,
The undersigned, having been appointed BY
the Hon Probate Court for The Distriet Of Man.
chester confnissionsfs, 10 receive, sfsnt1e and
sdjus, sil 81 inns And dsmAnds oi All persons
against the estate Of
Mary scott late Of Manchester
10 said District. deceased. And All claims srhib.
tied 10 Gfssi thereto. hereby give notice hat
ne vii meet for the purposes Aforesaid. Al the
ColbuFn Hsuss 10 MsBchestsf. on the siss faF
Deosrnbsf A 18th day u May rsIi.fro oicoet
n. anti e'clock ~ ~ said tavs. and that
siI monihs from the I3ih day Of November A u.
1887 IL The time limited By sasd Court for said
creditors 10 present their claims TO us for cam
iuation ahd Allowance
Dated At Manchester. this i2ih day Of ko,sm,
bsf A. u 1857.
p.w. COOK ~.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Toe nomination Of Lamar fDr Unite |
States Judge has been referred TO sub
comm iitee, two OF the memb,rs being
Senators Eamunds and Eysns. They viii
report after The holiday adjournment
There Is STRONG feeling throughout the
country iha, the appointment ought moi
to be confirmed aud ii is probable that
nearly sll the Republican Senators will
yat. 20 Ct Int his having formerly
bern a s nat8r will make some difierenee
and quite likely he ai,l he confirmed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

Orders have been issued at Washington
for general reduction Of the forces em-
ploge 10 the several customs districts.
II Is done on the plea Of economy. but
may be only ruse to get rid OF the few
Republicans left vithouta direct yiolstion
Of the evil service law. II will be remem.
berel thai soou after Collector Smalley
took the Office at Burlington he made a
reduction ID the number OF employees. but
10 short time the places we're filed by
faithful Democrats There are a good
many holes 10 a skinner
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-29

A. Manchester, Dec. g7,h, nettea !. Ro-er /,
aged ~ years
n Manchester Dee ganA, rllsn Adsss Mehns
rim, ~iis ~ o~pfge nlhe. WcnAcest, aud hurtsi
In Dell seoa Cemelsty psesmhef asth